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·The King PILGRIMAGE by PETER MAURIN by DOR01JIY DAY Reprinted from an Earlier Issue THI! CATHOLIC WORKER Sub•criptlont Vol. XI. No. 7 October, ' 1948 ,25o Per Year Price le EASY L ON ESSAY Christ ·the King PILGRIMAGE By PETER MAURIN By DOR01JIY DAY Reprinted from an earlier issue. When we went to press last month we had only the day before For God's Sake finished the Labor Day family re­ I. Honest to God tre·at at Maryfarm, Newburgh, and 1. One of the slogans it was too late to . write about it. Now it is ·hard to write without of the Middle Ages boasting about it. We are the only was Catholic retreat house in the Unit­ "Honest to God." ed States where Mother and Fa­ 2. We have ceased to be ther and all the children can come "Honest to God." and camp out with us for a few 3. We think more days to partake of refreshment for about ourselves body and soul. than we do Over the Labor Day retreat there about God. were twenty-two children and 4. We have ceased to be eleven sets of parents. Some fami­ lies had left a child or two at home God-centered or with relatives. Some brought and have become 'fRIAL two or three or :five. There were self-centered. MOTI ST. three babies around :five- months II. American Founders THE old. They were easy to care for, 1. The founders of America These cool grey October days There was no one else from The since they stayed in their cribs and are gradually but forcefully sweep- Catholic Worker with Bob Ludlow were quite content to be left alone. came to America ing us 'to the chilling realization when he was arrested last month The hardest t o cai'e for were the to serve God that winter is swiftly moving in on in front of the Washington Irving two-year-old ones, who could not the way they thought us. And when winter hits the stove High School. He was picketing understand why at arhitrary times God wants to be served. heated fiats of Mott street there is with thirteen others of the Peace- their mothers answered a bell and 2. How God much wailing and gnashing of makers' group at noon on a Satur- rushed away, regardless of their :w; teeth. At this moment a small day, and since they had picketed very important needs which they ~~L~ jn many times pefore during the felt could be satisfied by none but CO\lrle of the' month, they did not the mother. Row ...............,. ....._:EIUl..Alr:aL• :.1.- Qt ~ne. J~ PllrcelU ~ a a. Berman ln4 Joe ate h'\lfftin.i the 1 very good substltu e fbr mtt is still taught around the kitchen and dining­ worst and nothing happened; then all of them, but the two-years-olds in American schools. room, preparing the soup and set­ it had become a r outim1 affair-, two did not appreciate that. They were 4. Thinking of time ting up the table. While all this hours of slow steady walking up not to be reasoned with. At the in terms of money prepiu:ation is going on the radio and down and around with a picket risk of being untheological, I'd say is at the base in the kitchen blares out the dull sign around your neck or on a that the four -year-olds bad of the thinking Boston - Cleveland world series stick, to tell what it was all about, achieved the use of reason. They of our business men. game which to all appearance. is and some of them with lea11.ets to I1 were very well behaved, indeed. !5. We put in our coins .p. very happy diversion for the give out. I am tempted to write only of kitchen help and the men in the Within twenty minutes from the the children: how they slept in the "In God we trust" line. but persist .in thinking time they started a patrol wagon long barn which housed all the Labor Day found us running had driven up and the fourteen, in- child1·en and the mothers of the that everybody else around the neighborhood in a mad eluding three women, were ax- young babies, except a few older ought to pay cash. frenzy seeking · a doctor for J oe rested and driven away to the Po- youngsters who went to a neighbor­ Ill. Cardinal Gasquet Davin who had suddenly taken lice Station on 22nd street, brought ing farm for the long week-end. 1. Cardinal Gasquet seriously ill. Joe is in his seventies before the sergeant and then pu How they ate outside at a long was an English and has been performing fine work in cells for the rest of the after- table; how they built a little shrine in our dining r oom waiting on noon and evening. Because it was to Our Lady under a wild cherry Benedictine. table. But no doctor available dur­ Saturday afternoon and no trouble tree. How they drew pictures, 2. He was a student ing the holiday and we adminis­ had been expected it was bard to some of them very strange, indeed, of that period tereq aspirins and fruit juices in get a lawyer. So Bob, with the and not only had an outdoor ex­ of English history hopes of brlnging down tile fevru: rest, spent the day with nothing to hibit, but brought them in proces­ that preceded but with no success. We hastily eat. lsion to the chapel to give them to the Reformation. scanned one of those quarter paper The charge was disturbing the God, in exchange for a blessing. (Continued on page 7) (Continued on page 2) (Continued on page 7) (Continued on page 2J 'fhe ~ State . and the Christian Secularism ' rs. Communism By ROBERT LUDL OW For all who have eyes to see,• blight om heritage of Christian The State, as we know it in his­ people to be of necessity to be talk- the issue is clearer than ever be- cultul'e." They would have us tory, as we have it with us foday, ing about the State. And then th.$!Y fore. This coming war is to be know that its diabolical influence is a type of organized society. It will submit willingly (or grudging- fought not between Christianity has penetr ated every phase of our is centralized, nationalist, bureau­ ly) to the State as the embodiment and Communism, not between life: the individual. fB.JlillY, educa- cratic. To be opposed to the State of Caesar to whom they are called Christ and Anti-Christ, but simply tion, labor , politics, international does not mean, of necessity, that on to render those things that be· between Secularism and Com- relations. Nothing remains un- one is opposed to organized society. long to him. What is overlooked in munism, It had finally to come to touched. It was good to see the Or ganization and Statehood are this is that it is within the province this. There is no lasting honor Catholic Students Mission Crusade not synonymous terms. Christian of the people to make o.r to unmake among thieves. The devil has at Convention at Notre Dame in Au- anarchists are not opposed to or­ Caesar. Because Caesar does ~ot war last caught up with the devil. gCust dam.n S e cul a1~~pm rather than ganized society nor are many other obtain his authority directly from Satan is casting out devils by ommumsm as ublic Enemy types of anarchists. · A country God. It is the' people who have ''If the war system is to continue, Beelzebub the prince of devils. No. L" The axe must be laid to whlch does not have a centralized authority directly from God anl then let us renounce our religion His kingdom is of this world, and the evil root. It is not enough to governing body but has regional 01· they may delegate that authority to . ' how clearly it is a kingdom di- pluck the evil fruit. local organization cannot properly representatives and in that way call it the rehgion of force and Ivided against itself. Now which Let us not delude ourselves fur ­ be spoken of as a State. Indeed give rise t o some form of gover- let someone else take the sacred side shall we Cathobcs choose? ther. Our army is "Seculiu:ism Stateless societies have existed in nance or to the State. But if any name of Christ and develop a re- The lesser devil? Enthroned" even more than our the past <Kr opotkin mentions the form of government works against ligion whi~h will be consistent witli Secular ism is actually the · society. Note, God is not denied city governments ofj,he early mid­ the inter est of the people it is their the principles He enunciated in the greater evil. In its official tate- in the forces. The Bishops said dle ages as examples) and it is but right, as the direct recipients of New Testament. Organized Chris- ment last November, the u. s. "For the most .pru1: they (the secu­ lack of acquaintance with this fact this aulhority from God, to abolish tianity must either stop participat- hierarchy warned us that it is laristsl do not deny God. ·On for­ which leads people to assume such government, to retain power ing in wars or else take the Sermon secularism not Communism that is mal occasions they may even men­ that t here has always been a State in their own hands without delega- on the Mount out of the Bible.
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